The dulzaina is a traditional woodwind instrument from Spain, particularly associated with the regions of Castile and Valencia. It resembles a shawm and is typically made from wood, featuring a double reed that produces a distinctive, bright sound. The dulzaina is often used in folk music and celebrations, playing a key role in local festivals. This instrument is commonly accompanied by the tabal, a type of drum, creating a lively and rhythmic sound. The dulzaina has a rich cultural heritage and is often played during traditional dances and parades, helping to preserve the musical traditions of Spanish communities.